Sentence examples for contests from from inspiring English sources
There were violent sporting contests, from tugs-of-war to free-form football matches.
People came to the contests from as far away as Tennessee, Michigan and the Czech Republic.
Costume contests from noon to 1 p.m.; and 2 to 3 p.m. each day.
He hopes to do well in the next several contests, from Maine to his native Michigan and Mormon-friendly Arizona.
A favourite bogey-man for Republicans, Mr Reid inspired countless attack ads urging viewers to "retire Harry Reid" in contests from Alaska to Wyoming.
In the 11 Republican primary contests from 1912 to 1952, only three people who won the most primaries went on to become the party's nominee.
Still, that was a very impressive contest from the Chinaman.
It was a lopsided contest from the start.
His fellow resident Stephanoatsee tried to start a staring contest from a round pen.
The other is that of "competing" or "contesting," from the Latin concerto, -are, -atus ("to contend").
They're watching this contest from Manhattan to Gaza, from Mirpur to Baghdad.
